Power cable LANBERG CEE 7/7 to C13 (C320) 1.8 m, straight, black

LANBERG power cable CEE 7/7 to IEC C13 (C320), 1.8 m, straight moulded, black is a mains lead designed to connect equipment with an IEC C13 inlet to European CEE 7/7 sockets. The cable delivers standard AC mains power for laptops, desktop power supplies, monitors, printers and other IT or office devices that accept a C13 connector. With a 1.8 metre length and straight moulded ends, the lead is suitable for typical desk, rack or floor-level installations where reliable, compact power delivery is required.

Advantages

This LANBERG power cable provides a secure fit with standard CEE 7/7 plugs and IEC C13 connectors, ensuring stable mains connectivity. The straight moulded ends reduce strain on contacts and simplify insertion and removal. The 1.8 m length gives moderate reach for placement flexibility without excessive cable clutter. The black outer sheath offers discreet integration into office and home environments.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Connecting desktop PCs and workstation power supplies to EU mains outlets
• Powering monitors, printers and scanners with IEC C13 inlets
• Supplying power to uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) and power distribution units (PDUs) with C13 sockets
• Office and home workstation cable management where a 1.8 m lead is appropriate

Key specifications

• Connector A: CEE 7/7 (European grounded plug)
• Connector B: IEC 60320 C13 (C320)
• Length: 1.8 m
• Cable orientation: straight moulded ends
• Colour: black
• Intended use: mains power delivery for IT and office equipment

How to use

Inspect the cable for visible damage before use. Insert the IEC C13 connector into the device inlet until it seats firmly and connect the CEE 7/7 plug into a compatible grounded mains socket. Ensure the mains supply matches the device voltage requirements and avoid overloading the circuit by connecting too many devices to a single outlet. For safe operation, route the cable to prevent tripping hazards and avoid sharp bends or kinks that could damage the conductors or connector housings.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable indoors in dry environments and keep it away from heat sources and liquids. Replace the lead if the insulation or connectors show signs of wear, cracking or damage. For permanent installations or critical equipment, consider securing connections and using appropriate cable management to reduce strain and maintain reliable power delivery.